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In RED LINE, the ninth volume of the Winds of War series, WWIII continues to rage as North Korean Respected Comrade Chung Hee Bak launches a surprise attack on the south, hoping to roll over South Korea’s capital city of Seoul, and loot it before the Allies can respond. And the plan works. And thanks to all of the fighting elsewhere, Bak figures he’ll be able to hold onto the city of Seoul and expand from there.
But American President Alice Dearing has other ideas. Not only is she determined to fight, with help from Japan, but to occupy all of North Korea, and hold it until the war ends and the U.N. can step in. It’s an audacious plan and one which will depend on a brigade of soldiers from the U.S. Army’s 11the Airborne Division to strike from the north, while Japanese marines land on the east coast of South Korea, and that country’s special forces soldiers attack key targets. Meanwhile, both Russia and China are working both overtly and covertly to assist Comrade Bak and prevent the Allies from securing a foothold in East Asia. Millions of lives are at stake as giants collide and nothing is certain, especially for LT. Colonel Mark Axton, and the Wolverine Battalion, who are the tip of the spear. |
In RED DOG, the eighth volume of the Winds of War series, WIII continues to rage as Chinook Helicopter pilot Marie Soto, call sign "Wizard," fly’s dangerous missions over war-torn Syria, and army Master Sergeant Felix Bone fights enemies both domestic and foreign.
Meanwhile agents for Russia, Turkey and ISIS vie to find Russian President Toplin’s ex-mistress, a Syrian journalist named Hala Omar.
Omar knows a great deal about the dictator, information Toplin is determined to protect, and others hope to profit from.
Then, when a captured map reveals the existence of hidden gold, the search is on to find the stash—even as the Allies, the Axis, and various militias battle to control Syria.
But there’s another secret as well, one which puts Omar’s life in even greater danger, as she struggles to survive and Soto strives to protect her.
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IN RED RIVER, the seventh book in the Winds of War series, WWIII is being fought worldwide, and the outcome is anything but certain.
Get ready for a wild ride, as Riverine Commander Leo Baxter takes part in the second battle of the Hormuz Straits, attempts to pull a SEAL team out of Pakistan, is sent to rescue an Allied pilot, battles smugglers on Africa’s east coast, and goes deep into Nigeria searching for a Boko Haram base. Meanwhile, lurking in the background is the mystery surrounding his predecessor’s death, and his relationship with the NCIS agent assigned to investigate it. |
In RED SANDS, volume six of the Winds of War series, WIII continues to rage as the Allies launch multiple raids deep into Iran looking for finished nuclear weapons that they believe exist.
RED SANDS is the story of Strike Team 3, a combined arms unit consisting of mechanized infantry Strykers and Tanks. Their objective is to seize control of the hardened Fuel Enrichment Plant at Natanz, and search it.
The facility is located twenty-six feet underground, and protected by a concrete wall that’s eight feet thick.
In February of 2003 General Mohamed El Baradei visited the site and reported that 160 centrifuges were complete, and ready for operation, with 1,000 more under construction. The site has been cloaked in secrecy ever since.
In order for Major Sean Finn and his troops to accomplish their mission, they will have to cope with the self-absorbed Saudi Prince (attached to the unit for political reasons), a company of Russian tanks that’s rolling south from the Caspian Sea, Iranian armor sent to kill them, and the Kavir desert.
And ultimately Strike Team 3 will have to deal with another enemy as well. A man so barbarous that he’s called the “Butcher of Kom,” and for good reason.
“It is,” in the words of the New York Times reporter embedded with Strike Team 3, “the definition of a suicide mission.”
RED SANDS is the story of Strike Team 3, a combined arms unit consisting of mechanized infantry Strykers and Tanks. Their objective is to seize control of the hardened Fuel Enrichment Plant at Natanz, and search it.
The facility is located twenty-six feet underground, and protected by a concrete wall that’s eight feet thick.
In February of 2003 General Mohamed El Baradei visited the site and reported that 160 centrifuges were complete, and ready for operation, with 1,000 more under construction. The site has been cloaked in secrecy ever since.
In order for Major Sean Finn and his troops to accomplish their mission, they will have to cope with the self-absorbed Saudi Prince (attached to the unit for political reasons), a company of Russian tanks that’s rolling south from the Caspian Sea, Iranian armor sent to kill them, and the Kavir desert.
And ultimately Strike Team 3 will have to deal with another enemy as well. A man so barbarous that he’s called the “Butcher of Kom,” and for good reason.
“It is,” in the words of the New York Times reporter embedded with Strike Team 3, “the definition of a suicide mission.”
RED TIDE is the fifth novel in the Winds of War series.
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In RED TIDE, volume five of the Winds of War series, WWIII rages as the nuclear-powered Chinese Semi-Submersible Cruiser Sea Dragon goes to sea.
When Chinese satellites detect the presence of an American Battle Group only a few hundred miles over the horizon, Captain Peng Ko receives orders to attack it. The enemy battle group includes the aircraft carrier Concord which, given its planes and escorts, should be impervious to anything that a single cruiser could throw at it. But the Sea Dragon is equipped with a one-of-a-kind experimental weapon that can not only fire projectiles from a long distance away, but can inflict terrible damage when it does so. Five hits are sufficient to send the Concord to the bottom. The hunt for the Sea Dragon begins. Meanwhile on the other side of the world, the Allies are planning to attack the Russian fleet in the Black Sea. In order to succeed the Allies will have to engage enemy patrol boats and neutralize heavily armed gun towers. The invaders will also be forced to fight the cruiser Omsk which, if allowed to enter the Mediterranean Sea, could wreak havoc on Allied shipping. U.S. Navy Commander Maxwell Ryson and his squadron of Pegasus Class II Hydrofoils will be front and center during the attack, and will, despite their relatively small size, be forced to engage the mighty Omsk. Subsequent to the battle in the Black Sea, Ryson takes command of a mixed squadron of patrol boats assigned to police the South China Sea and, more importantly, help find the Sea Dragon. A mission which, if successful, is what one admiral describes as “a surefire way to win a posthumous Medal of Honor.” |
RED THUNDER is the fourth book in the Winds of War series
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WWIII rages on as the Allies plan a daring raid the Kyshtym Copper-Electrolyte Works deep inside Russia. The Russian plant is producing significant quantities of Rhenium, a rare Earth element used to produce alloys for jet engines, filaments for mass spectrographs, and electrical contacts. And, according to a CIA agent on the ground, the Russians plan to move a large shipment of Rhenium from the Kyshtym facility to Moscow in 24 days. A decision is made at NATO headquarters in Brussels, Belgium. Rather than allow the Russians to transport the Rhenium to Moscow, where they will use it for their war effort, the Allies will steal it. The plan is to create a pop-up infantry company, and send it into Russian territory to hijack the shipment. The Allied unit will be staffed with individuals drawn from the United States and Ukraine. The man chosen to lead the company is an army reserve colonel, and well-known actor named Alton Flynn; a man who, though famous for performing his own stunts and his magnetic personality, is something of a narcissist. But as one general puts it, “Flynn is just crazy enough to get the job done… Assuming we send a real soldier to keep him on the rails.” The “real soldier” is Flynn’s XO, Major Katie Quinn—who’s known for having a cool head. So much so that Quinn’s soldiers refer to her as “The Ice Queen.” Flynn, Quinn, and CIA Paramilitary Officer Dan Dean, along with a company of 130 soldiers, are about to attempt the impossible. If they succeed it will, according to the CIA's Director, “Be a fucking miracle.” |
RED DRAGON is the third book in the Winds of War Series.
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World War III is a four months month old. After attacking, and sinking the Destroyer USS Stacy Heath, the Chinese seize control of Nepal and Bhutan and push into India where the Allies manage to stop them. But for how long? Pakistan is pushing down from the north--and China is preparing for the "big push."
Worse yet, China’s Ministry of State Security has orders to assassinate the Dalai Lama rather than run the risk that he will inspire a Buddhist rebellion in Tibet. As a team of assassins close in on the Dalai Lama, Green Beret Captain Jon Lee and his men are behind Chinese lines in Nepal, battling to rescue a downed fighter pilot before enemy troops can capture him. The entire subcontinent is at risk if the assassins succeed… And, if the region falls, hundreds of thousands of people will die even as millions more are lost to the Axis. Together with a self-centered army doctor named Wendy Kwan, and a team consisting of both green berets and Gurkhas, it will be Lee's responsibility to navigate treacherous terrain--and prevent Chinese Agent Fan Tong and his special ops team from changing the course of the war. |
RED FLOOD is the second book in the Winds of War series.
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World War III is three months old. After attacking, and sinking the Destroyer USS Stacy Heath, the Chinese take control of Nepal, Bhutan and Bangladesh.
Fortunately India, with help from its allies, manages to stop the advance at the Ganges river. Rather than allow the Chinese to seize control of the entire subcontinent the U.S. sends 20,000 soldiers and marines in to support India. The Russians use the opportunity to invade Ukraine. That leaves NATO with no choice but to counterattack. A full-fledged European ground war begins. The so-called Axis consists of Russia, China, Pakistan, Syria, and Iran—including the Shia paramilitary organization called Hezbollah. As the fighting spreads, the Russians launch a surprise attack on Alaska, in hopes of sapping American resolve--and in an effort to reclaim what they view as Russian soil. Now, in the Middle East, the Russian commandos and a company-strength team of Hezbollah terrorists attack and capture Egypt’s Aswan Dam. They threaten to blow the dam, flood the Nile River valley, and kill 10-million people unless the Egyptian government agrees to join the Axis. But in the wake of internal upheavals Egypt has no national government. So as the Axis attempts to form a Shia friendly government, and Egyptian warlords battle each other for dominance, the Allies send a convoy of vessels up the Nile river with orders to capture the dam. The mission is called Operation Pharaoh. And for it to succeed Lieutenant Commander Harley Kydd will have to cope with a prickly commanding officer, and do battle with a succession of warlords, before a final confrontation with Hezbollah. A mysterious CIA agent named Cassandra Cole will be there to help. If they fail, the Axis will seize control of Egypt—and strike a blow from which the Allied war effort will never be able to recover. |
RED ICE is the first book in the Winds of War series.
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World War III is a month old. After attacking, and sinking the Destroyer USS Stacy Heath, the Chinese invade Tibet, and India counterattacks.
Rather than allow the Chinese to seize control of the subcontinent, the U.S. sends 20,000 soldiers and marines to join the fight. The Russians use the opportunity to invade Ukraine, which leaves NATO with no choice but to respond. A full- fledged ground war begins. American forces are spread thin, and the decision is made to evacuate all personnel from Afghanistan. Troops have already begun to pull out when Air Force JTAC (Joint Terminal Attack Controller) Dan Falco, receives orders to kill a ruthless Taliban leader named Noor Mohammad Hashemi. But it won't be easy. Falco must enter enemy territory with a guide who may, or may not be a member of the Taliban, take up a position above an enemy held town, and call in a targeted air strike on a man standing the middle of a populated area. Meanwhile 7,000 miles to the north, the Russians are holding a training exercise called RED ICE. Except that it isn't a training exercise and, if American forces fail to stop the enemy, the Russians will land on American soil. An accomplishment that would be a tremendous blow to American morale, and would suck much needed resources away from the conflicts in Europe and Asia. Army, Air Force, and even Coast Guard personnel will do their best to push the Russians back. But will their best be good enough? |